Cenk Uygur

That is why literally every CEO of the AI companies is saying,

well, you know, our product is great and you should value us at a trillion dollars or so.

But yeah, you're all going to be fired.

And that's inescapable.

It's already begun.

The coders have already started getting fired, especially young coders.

They feel totally betrayed.

They have to find a new line of work.

But maybe that's a little bit easier for them because they're young and they're smart and they're professionals, et cetera.

And there's a lot of smart folks, but getting a new profession at the age of 58, 62, what if you're a truck driver?

And so I'm not saying that the Waymos don't work better.

I actually would trust the Waymo more than I would trust a human driver.

But nevertheless, that car no longer has a driver that it did when it was a taxi or an Uber or a Lyft.

And I understand that change happens.

And look, I'm a progressive.

I'm for change politically.

I'm for massive change.

I thought Obama did comically little change.

But we have to be careful with changes.

So which direction is it going to go and how are we going to handle it?